A set moves and lives together — a suit, a matched knit, a shoe-and-belt pairing. Outfits stay separate.
Measurements anchor the try-on's proportions. Without them the model has nothing to scale against and invents a body.
Body references set the pose and proportions. Face anchors hold your likeness — the more angles, the less the render drifts.
Read from your registry, not from anything you tell it. Re-sequence after a batch of new pieces.
Which model renders a look, and how it is framed.
Pull a product in from wherever you shop.
Where you are, how it looks, and what else is showing it.
Everything the account holds, and where search results come from.
Let an AI assistant search your wardrobe, add items, log wears and save looks. It acts as you and can never delete anything.
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Per-user overrides for the Beta Stylist pipeline. Leave blank to use the server default. Changes apply on your next Generate.
Upload one source image, then add optional scanner context.
No render yet
Re-render to see these pieces worn together.
Your AI-powered virtual closet. Let's calibrate your profile for the best experience.
The AI uses this photo to generate realistic try-on images. A full-body photo in fitted clothing works best.
Upload 1-3 clear face photos for identity-consistent try-on renders. Neutral expression, good lighting, different angles.
These help the AI generate better fits and weather-appropriate outfits. All optional.
Take a photo of a clothing item or upload one. The AI will scan it and extract all the metadata automatically.
Your wardrobe is ready. Here's what you can do next:
You can fine-tune all settings anytime in the Profile panel (gear icon).
Scan an item and it's tagged, filed and ready to try on.
Move your legacy user ID data into your Google-email account. This is non-destructive and can be previewed first.